Making art a main draw


Honouring heritage: (From right) Zul Fadzly, Nor Azrina and Yezreen standing in their Mok Pod, which is inspired by ‘Rumah Ibu’ and draped with batik cloths featuring the state flower, Bunga Tanjung. — Photos by AZLINA ABDULLAH/TheStar

Tourism Selangor plans to tap into the pool of local talents and turn their works of craft into tourism products.'

LOCAL crafts, especially, are a valuable part of the nation’s heritage. With its potential to draw the interest of travellers from all over the world, Tourism Selangor hopes to tap into it as a tourism product in future.

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